It's a breeze to lay, in the past, if someone breaks open a box and hands me the piece I can lay about 200sqft per hour.It's practically indestructible for tenants, but it has one achilles heel which is cat piss.

And, the name of your company pretty much says it all, it's not what you define as your business, it's what your business practices are and the implications of lending you hold out to the public and by advertising that you'll make loans or put lenders and borrowers together..I'd just suggest you cool the heels, find a good attorney who specializes in financial compliance and start over. 

For comparison's sake, what was your usage a month or two before this spike?

Either way, you can cool your heels while parties duke this out at 111 N. 

Meanwhile, you will pay a very high price eroding whatever profit you expected or worse...going into negative losses as ongoing delays caused by Sherman Bridge Lending force you to pay spiked interest rates for an extended period of time leaving you at their mercy as they control your refi by threatening high fees as a penalty for seeking refi elsewhere.

I created time tables and alternative plans in case he dug in his heels and made sure he always knew he was my partner and  could say no at any time.

Labor is the city seems to be spiking, I contribute this to all the redevelopment that is occurring. 

Many investors lost their buildings a few years ago when oil spiked and they couldn't afford it.  

Once the published data catches-up it will be interesting to see if we are experiencing an uncharacteristic spike arising from the temporary relaxation of lending practices a decade ago.

Hotels spike their prices when conventions come to town.I don't know if that residential apartment complex is operating like a commercial business.